Winslow meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Winslow agendas set up grant insertions, a 40-townhome extension and four subdivisions — but no votes are on record yet

Three Winslow Township bodies were scheduled to meet in the past two weeks: the Planning Board on Oct. 13, the Zoning Board of Adjustment on Oct. 14 and the Mayor and Township Committee on Oct. 23. Minutes have not been published for any of the three, according to the records available as of Oct. 26, so no votes, approvals or denials are recorded. Everything below comes from the published agendas and describes what was scheduled to be taken up, not what was decided.

Township Committee: 17 resolutions, grants and a developer agreement (Oct. 23)

The agenda lists 17 resolutions for a vote, along with discussion of inserting grant revenues into the 2026 budget. Among the items listed:

• A resolution to hire four full-time Keyboarding Clerk I positions.
• Insertion of an $11,335 DOJ JAG Grant and a $38,000 NJ DCA grant into the 2026 budget.
• A Developer's Agreement with ARCR Home Builders, LLC.
• Construction management services for Wilton's Corner Pavement Preservation, Phase 2, by Artheon.
• A place-to-place transfer of Plenary Retail Consumption License #0436-33-027-008 for VB Liquor LLC.

The agenda does not state whether any of these items were adopted. The two grant figures are amounts proposed for insertion into the 2026 budget, not recorded payments.

Zoning Board: townhome extension, flower nursery and variances (Oct. 14)

The Zoning Board of Adjustment was scheduled to consider a one-year extension request from Country Aire at Winslow, LLC for a 40-townhome project at North Route 73 and Tom Wells Road. The agenda also lists a completeness review for Robert and Dawn Pearson to operate a flower nursery at 439 South Egg Harbor Road, and three residential variance requests:

• A bulk variance for a 15' x 30' deck at 8 Conifer Court (Keisha Anderson).
• A hardship variance for two driveways at 235 Stevens Avenue (Jordan Stribling).
• A use variance for a kitchen addition and decks at 261 Pump Branch Road (Jose and Lisa Soto).

A completeness review is a procedural step; the agenda does not indicate that the nursery application was approved.

Planning Board: four subdivision applications (Oct. 13)

The Planning Board was set to take up two requests to extend prior subdivision approvals and two new minor subdivision applications:

• An extension for Block 8901 Lot 12 on S. Mays Landing Road to subdivide into three lots.
• An extension for Block 7607 Lot 5 on South White Horse Pike to subdivide into two properties.
• A minor subdivision of 508 Sicklerville Road into one single-family and one 2-family detached home lot.
• A minor subdivision of 349 New Brooklyn Road to adjust internal lot lines and demolish an existing dwelling.

The board was also scheduled to vote on meeting minutes from August and September 2026.

What the record does not show

No vote tallies, resolutions adopted, or application outcomes appear in the material available for these three meetings. The absence of published minutes means the record is incomplete, not that the boards took no action. Residents seeking outcomes should consult the official minutes once posted.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed for the next 14 days in the data provided, so there is nothing to flag for attendance this week.

Winslow agendas: School House Lane speed limit, four subdivisions, 40-townhome extension

Meetings of three Winslow boards were scheduled between Oct. 9 and Oct. 14, with agendas covering a School House Lane speed limit ordinance, four subdivision requests and a one-year extension for a 40-townhome project. Only agendas are available for all three — minutes have not been published — so no votes, outcomes or dollar amounts are confirmed in the records summarized here.

Township Committee, Oct. 9

The Township Committee agenda listed an ordinance to reduce speed limits on School House Lane. It also listed a contract award to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for Wilton's Corner Pavement Preservation, Phase 2, and a cooperative purchasing contract with Chemical Equipment Labs Of DE, Inc. for sodium chloride. Neither contract amount appears in the agenda summary.

Also listed were adoption of a policy for management and disbursement of Opioid Settlement Funds, and the appointment of Darren J. Dogostino as a part-time Special Law Enforcement Officer Class II. The agenda summary does not state the terms of the opioid fund policy or the amount of settlement money involved.

Planning Board, Oct. 13

Four land-use applications were on the Planning Board agenda. Two were requests to extend earlier approvals: Block 8901 Lot 12 on S. Mays Landing Road, to subdivide into three lots, and Block 7607 Lot 5 on South White Horse Pike, to subdivide into two properties.

The other two were new minor subdivision applications: 508 Sicklerville Road, to create one single-family and one 2-family detached home lot, and 349 New Brooklyn Road, to adjust internal lot lines and demolish an existing dwelling.

The board also scheduled a vote on meeting minutes from August and September 2026.

Zoning Board of Adjustment, Oct. 14

Country Aire at Winslow, LLC submitted a one-year extension request for a 40-townhome project at North Route 73 & Tom Wells Road.

The agenda also included a completeness review of a request by Robert and Dawn Pearson to operate a flower nursery at 439 South Egg Harbor Road.

Three variance requests were listed: a bulk variance for a 15' x 30' deck at 8 Conifer Court (Keisha Anderson); a hardship variance for two driveways at 235 Stevens Avenue (Jordan Stribling); and a use variance for a kitchen addition and decks at 261 Pump Branch Road (Jose and Lisa Soto).

What the records show, and what they don't

Each of the three entries is marked "agenda only (minutes not yet published)." That means the items above are what each board was scheduled to take up, not what it decided. No vote tallies, approval or denial outcomes, or contract dollar figures appear in the material available for this roundup.

An item appearing on an agenda is not evidence that a board acted on it, and the absence of published minutes is not evidence that a board took no action. Readers who need the outcome should consult the official minutes once they are posted.

Coming up

No upcoming Winslow meetings were listed for the next 14 days in the information provided for this roundup. Meeting notices and schedules are posted by the township; check the official postings for dates, times and locations.